Twelfth Night Act 3 Scene 2 Quiz

How does Maria describe Malvolio’s actions?

How does Sir Andrew react to the plan?

What plan does Sir Toby propose to Sir Andrew?

Why does Fabian call Malvolio’s vanity a weakness?

What emotion dominates Sir Toby and Fabian’s behavior?

What reason does Sir Toby give for Olivia’s behavior toward Cesario?

What theme does this scene continue from earlier acts?

What does Sir Andrew plan to do at the beginning of the scene?

What does Maria gain from this scene?

Where does Act 3 Scene 2 take place?

What is Sir Toby’s motive in continuing the prank?

What detail shows Malvolio followed the false letter’s advice?

Who convinces Sir Andrew to stay?

Why does Sir Andrew want to leave?

Which characters appear in this scene?

Who supports Sir Toby’s idea with enthusiasm?

How does Maria’s trick reflect the theme of appearance versus reality?

What does Sir Toby plan to do next with Sir Andrew’s letter?

How does this scene develop the subplot?

What does Sir Toby promise to do for Sir Andrew?

What does this scene reveal about Sir Andrew?

How do the other characters plan to view Malvolio’s behavior?

What aspect of comedy is strongest in this scene?

What does this scene foreshadow about Malvolio?

What does Fabian contribute to the scene?

How does Sir Toby respond to Maria’s report?

Who enters to discuss Malvolio’s strange behavior?

What literary device dominates this scene’s humor?

What is the tone of Act 3 Scene 2?

What does Sir Toby’s manipulation of Sir Andrew show?